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*To ask questions about one on one or group classes please call (603)421-2004.

*To make an appointment with a registered dietitian please call (603) 421-2458. (physician referrals are necessary)

Nutrition Services

Good eating habits and proper nutrition are essential to promote health and wellness for an entire lifetime. The Registered Dietitians at PMC are your nutrition experts, providing current medical and scientific nutrition information as well as psychological strategies to ensure long lasting changes in eating habits.

Our approach is based on the fact that good nutrition is good for everyone! You will learn how to include your favorite foods in any diet regime, and still successfully meet your goals. The individualized attention you receive will insure that the principles of good nutrition therapy are adaptable to your lifestyle. This is why we offer you the best chance for YOUR success! Individual Counseling for:

  • Weight Loss*
  • Diabetes Management*
  • Elevated Blood Cholesterol Levels
  • Cardiovascular Disease
  • Pregnancy/Lactation
  • Sports Nutrition
  • Nutrition Basics
  • Computer Nutrient Analysis
  • Gastrointestinal Disorders
  • Food Intolerances (allergies)
  • Renal Disease Liver Disease
  • Hypoglycemia
  • Cancer

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